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Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
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STATE oy DELAwAHE

STATE ov DELAwAHE
EXECUTIVE DErARTMEST:
The President OF the United States hav
ing by his proclamatton designated Thurs
day. the twep ty-fourth day Of November,
A. d. 1887. rs q day Of General Thanks
giving and Prayer:
Nov, therefore. ], BENJAMIN I. ..Btggs,
GoyeInor OF the State OF Delsw ware, deem
ing It right and proper that general OBJ
scrvance Of the day should be bad, do rs
quest that all citizens suspend their secu-
lar lRbors on that day, and that they as
Sc mble In their respective places OF reli'
glous worship and there oder up thei
thanks TO Almighty God for the mani
fold blessings bestowed upon US all dur.
ing the past year, aud To invoke the si'
Of the Author OF all good for our futur'
s uid ,nce aud prosperity.
In testimony whereoll have hereunt'
~ set my hand aud caused th'
sRAL Great Seal Of the State TO b
~) hercunto affixed at Dover
the seventh day OF November, In the Yea
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty seven, and th' independenc'
OF the United states the one hundred an'
twelfth. B.. 7 BIGGS
By the Governor,
JOnN Z SArLsBCRY,
Secretary OF Sta G.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

GOVERNOR PlGGs hes issued proc
iAmation appointing Thursday, the "A b
OF this month, - q day OF general
thanksgiving and prayer. This city
~ we'll - the entire S.Ats, has muoh K
be- thank tul for. We have been spared
from epIdsmics, IS general thinI
business has been good aud the farmer
have been rewarded with good crops
For oil these mercies We should b.
truly thankful, and II is but Just au'
right for people rs highly favored o
va have oesn TO observe at least on
day as seAson Of general thanksglv
lug and prayer.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
THs CAUSE OF Auarchism 10 not d

TBs CAUSE OF AuArohism is not dif-
A,ul, TO ds.er mine; the leaders OF the
movement In every instance are for
eigusre, msn who have been s'ous-
toned to tolling for . mere pittanoo In
thoir native country. They have never
kuo ON anything o. home but oppres-
sion, and they have learned to hate the
oppressors. From infancy until they
rssc bed nAnhood's es.Ate all opportuni-
ty tor besteripg their condition has bcen
withheld from them By the strong arm
OF capital, while the ohatus OF oPpres-
slon wsrs forged 90 tight that they
could not rebel, aud we're In great
measure deprived OF that free speech
which 10 one OF the boasts OF American
oitizsus. The consequence was they
learned to hate capitalists and beoams
Auarshlsts and brough. these Views
With them to the United States. When
they arrived they found railroads, largs
mAnutActories and other industries In
the hands Of the weAlthy. and without
stopping TO consider thai the path 20
fame aud fortune 10 open 90 all In RS
publican Amertos, they Junpsd TO the
OOu Uueiou buot tho WI ~ y e@e& ~ sN'.
counery were oppressed the same Of
those OF many RuropeAn countries
Here, however, they found that free
speech 10 guaranteed TO every man, and
they made use Of this potent weapon to
inculoste their perni oious views into the
minds Of others o. ignorant OF our In.
stttutons ss thsm selves. They also
disseminated the docrines OF the French
Com mu untsts and the Russian Nlhilists.
and the result Vas scene OF bloodshed
for which seven men, leAdlns Ausroh-
lists, we're condemned to die on the scaf-
fold. Thu. these men were eminently
deserving OF death no one bat Ausr,h
lists or those OF more than sentimenta
tendencies ever doub bted, - whenever
crime IS heinous - theirs IL DOM mit.et
there is . danger 70 society II the OF
tenders are per mitted 10 esoaps the jus
pun,shnsent OF their aos. Had thss
men IN Ade the proper uss OF their sbil,
tics after coming to this country. an
improved the opportunities whlch NJ
open TO ell, their lots would have beol
very different, and ohtcSgo would hsv
been spared the HAymArket rio. an
their innocent victims might have bee
living to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
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stations, a. q. m, II u AMI a p. m
Baltimore and intern sdiass stations, 10 q
seitirsors ana asy @ \ Lar,, Ar r1p. N.
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q %, II % o. m, ~ %, II ". q, 4 a, ~
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10 p. m. and II CO might
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For Kshopoth. 90 n u. and $50 tn.
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kIprsss ics Dover. hksliastOn ana Del
0aS, IL % night.
Franklin Oity. $50 q. N.
Exprscs fer Cnps Ohsy:es, Uld rotrs ucna
| ;ors aad Norfeik II os night
Lsave PhiladsiphiA, BrcSA strcst, 10
| Wilmington tssprsssl, ~ as, ~, -, 'E
. 10, ioso, II is, IL ts .. N, fio, IA, q
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| Accommodation, % 10 . .. m. y, q
TrAins marked truf ts)a-s Efaiss2 sxpfes
| apou Stteh eyssa itrs Is onffSet.
For furtnsr intorMkroa cxsssugsfs ess n
srrsd 70 the ticket elnos a. tna csntion.
J. X. WOf1D
| tssnsfai Passenger Agent
/ u1ATlxs n. ruSE GsssrAi nlAnsvwy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

A GREAT change has come over
Counoil and the mem bers are entitled
70 the greatest credit for the manner in
which they have transacted the business
At the last two meetings. Everything
vas dons In the most expeditions m en-
ner and yet the interests OF the city
we're mos allowed to suffer in the
slightest degree. These were model
sesstons, free from long debates and
oriminssing discussions. but II 10 only
fai. to ssy that this state OF sff.irs Ii
due 10 a great measure TO the very able
10 hammer In which President E,kel dils
his position. II We are In order We
would move that the Board Of Eiuoa
ton visit Council some evening for the
purpose OF takingA lesson no 20 trans
Act the greatest amount OF business Ia
the suietest manner and the shortes,
pcssibie time.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Taz RESULT OF the recent elections
In he several States should not be con-
sidere1 conclusive eviden De thu. the
Denocr its will be able to elect their
oan iida'e 10 the Presidency In 1883 BY
any mssus. 10 1889 the prospects for
the Democrats we're much more en-.
oourssiDg. The Republicans hsd been
de'ested In OHIO, PennsylvAnia and
Massa 3A aset.s, ss well rs In New
York, ana YET Ihe three States trs.
named were carried for Blaine by
handsome msj orlt,es, and he also came
Within 70 v hundred votes OF carry ing
fhs Last na med State. The Rspuelicans
therefore have q good lighting chance
for succes,. The chspge OF few votes
from the Democratic aide to the Re-
publican column in each election dis.
trlct in Nav York would insure the
success OF the las! named parry. Thts
could easily be- done by thorough
CANVASS and q deter minstlon TO bring
ont every voter On election day. A
greater nun Der Of men In . great STATE
like New York, generally neglect Il
vote than the msj )rlty given to th'
successful candidate. II these men
who usually stay As homs and neglsa
to vote, can be induced 20 go TO thi
polls aud cast bsilot New York Sat
can be carried by the Republicans AMI
the election OF their cAnuldale assured
Even II New York should not be se
oured, &c may bs possible for the Re
publi,aHs TO carry New Jersey, O0n
nec.ieut ami some other State that wi
give them . majority OF the electors
vote. By an aggressive campaig
similar TO that which has tust ended y
the trim upbnnt reelection Of Governo
Foraker In oalo, the Republicans ms
win and control the policy OF the go,
ernment for another Presidential teri
II not for many years TO oDme. /;
sound policy 10 never despond, but
close up th1 ranks and move steadll
for ward 10 the path Of duty, be Il
result what II may.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

IT sERNs As though We ere never 70
hear tas last Of the special meeting
Oouu ,il held oa the is.h OF last month
for the purpose Of attending the Irish
Lsud L,Asus meeting st the Opera
House We are not altogsther ous oi
the woods yet - for % the dollar each Tor
tba. meeting 10 concerned. and lest
night n pretty little bill OF S35. for the
badges worn by the members. boboed
up. ssrsnsly. There 10 no doubt bu'
what 1t would have been paid, sstt wa'
Ia cor porated with . number OF othei
charges in . bill frem the DsiAwass
Printing Conpsny. and only the sros'
amount was stated, but Mr.. Mille
hAppsued to gel on the track OF thii
Niger In the wood pile. and called fol
the items. On his moaon IL ~
stricken cut, but he announced hi'
willingness to pay for the badge h
wore himself. aud unless the othel
mem bers do the same ve see no othel
way thaa for Mr.. Mcbride, Who ordered
the badges, to psy for them himself.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

With q supreme contempt for ths sacred
meas OF human he, and that had y NOT
been for the ao,idsatal discovery OF the
b,m be In his cell he would have blown
NO the istl and scattered death among
frIsnds and foes alike. He vss I'm.
pen,.e tent to the last. feared neither God
or ruAs, va. deserving OF no mercy auc
IL sI moss seems . pity shAs he suocesded
In cheating the ssilows OF what BY 81
right aua justice belonged to II To-
more than . year past.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

nhPHANS' CUpNtr skE.R ttu
~ estate. Hill sci o. ,gbni a.r
pennies In fxBg!in g9Wa,hlp a
% "a I miles fGuta pi Ws, kN
tie Bphimore CtEtlal X. ia.,I
from lsnctIbe's, On tue rOu,ttilI
ARK h. H., on
THURSDAY, NOV EHl 3EB u I'd
The nne farm telylg.as o 4. n
Richard White, dtesS.ed. J1nulnl
lto acres Uoeirapie iaimlps std d
land, adjoining The pfgpeuIeI {.
Cloud, JAMES fi1dmAn 0ha ~
stephens ana otbeiR.
Tho ippIovemenIs eoui.I o.
dwelling house. bsyirR goot soni u
| attached. Frame tata, lsiEs TIT
| attached. Frame caffihse hIua lAk
wood house ard oinsr cu:o1ilina
Lend "a In gOod eqni'uer, l1kt
convenient eDcloIdros, veil nf.x
wAteIed. There Is 40 sIaaiis,. Vi
water at the hpuse. untH Sgst. sali
we'll At the barn,
About eight scfea o. .inhe! .int n
hickory.
fenons wishing to ylag ptimFs Y
40 hy GALLEY on cne ~ ne alHieis'
reftd dinH thereon
sale To oomDouae ~ I5'70es Z,
/ conditions viii he a4fs salai
ltAcSAls . TY.Ik
john J TilIt
LSA : TIilt
Aa1.hiLI'I1|
Webb A. NchoIs Ags!Ons'F Il
/ rgut9.L,l!, IN
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

GovERNoR OGLRsBY has ~ tho last
moment com ID uted the sentences Of
b oh wab aud Fie!den to Imprisonment
for life, bat IL 10 more than PROBABLE
that before this meets the eyes o. our
readers the other four will have paid
the penslsy Of their great crime on the
soaffoid. The two men oommused
seem TO be penitent, but the others re-
mAiDed i'm Uenitsnt and deaAnt, and the
degrees OF justice which do not seek re.
triou,Ion ~ much % safety for others 10
the future have dsolsred thsir lives
justly forfeited. Mercy would have
been thro IN away upon such ~ Spies
Parsons, Engel and Fischer, ~ they
are men whose opinions are Of such
nature that they would not hesitate !
take the lives OF aii Who oppose them
consequently II they were allowed t
escape. the safety aud the lives Q
ethers, innocent men and women
would be endangered.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

ANARCHIST LINGO. OF almost the
last moment, suooeedsd In ohesting the
gailows by putting an end to his own
life, and the means which he adopted,
With his after suffering, seems like
retributory punishment After owing
of part OF his head he lad Tor hours In
the same lingering agony % some ol
the policemen who came 70 their death
by the An nsrohisss' bombs In HaymArke.
Square. Ltpsg showed BY this last scl
that he was . man OF ferocious nature
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
wAzAmanaas
rAILApslPBIA. vriiay, nov. Ii. 1881

The waited,ior Imported
White Cloakings are here.
! Check and broken che TX, di-
asonal and bi.d's-eye pat
terms cord-traced on the
creamy surfaces. iney'
light up the Astrakhans and
the Beavers and the Seal
Skin Cloths like snow
wreaths on a mountains
brow. 6 styles, so in S2.-
so and So.
Last circle, northwest of centre
What we think to be the
most moneyful gathering OF
. Blankets on this side OF the
, ocean is here, and we pick
: out again one o. the sur
. prises in it. Seven pounds
= Of wool-no, there is may be
!. half a pound of cotton WARP
;. in tin soft, plump, mellow
II yarn so fluffy and napp!
n n that you won't suspect the
n cotton warp. S425 for
y Y pair.
, Another Of the surprises
=. ~ Six pounds OF pure WOO
TO spun and woven as it shoul'
y be; the best 6 tb. Blanke
we ever knew of tor S..
,,, But if we name all tn
of Blanket surprises we sha
NJ NJ never have done. Anythin
ur you want, from baby's cri
ss bs to the good old tumble
ed home bed size.
TO- Near Women's Waiting Room.
re- The Irish lead the wcrl
,sa 10 in Linens. There may /
we some quirk to some Line
s,, ,ss somewhere that beats Il
, . Irish. But for thick ar
'n' 10 thin, every-day-and.S .Sunda
to Linen you must 60 to Ir
,so' O' land tor the best. II
climate, the flax, and Il
skill are there. No corn
and of the earth comes so hi,
,S., Hn up in all.
nth Itish Damask stands
,.ss ,,ss all that a work-a.day-wol
,isi. Damask should be; beau
the .ns tul, wearful. Touch this OF
. to snow white, no dressing,
: con OF yielding as if just from
is.y laundry. 1t is 6s irct
T,.. re-. wide, and 90c a yard! 1t "
be- a generous Damask at S
Iak.
the Heavier, homelier, coar
own @ Damasks from Germa
'sed. Cream or white. Not
wing whitest white; not
rs N sn oothest threads, but wi
cath out a suspicion of ma
'..s: |. believe. 64 in, SEC.
ture, AWenty otHeI Lama
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

THE RECEPTION rendered John L.
sullivAn upon his arrival In EaglAnd
. few days since, and the oration on
Wednesday night, ct which L,fds,
Generals and other notsbles We'd with
each other In bonoring this noted
bruiser, Is clear evidence that Auerlca
has mot Q mono eoly in fools. The visit
of Sullivan seems TO have turned the
brains Of our English cousins. - IS was
paid Tor choice seats down stairs to
witness the four-round match between
the chsmp pion and jack Ashton, OF
Providence, +. T., whils the gallery
was crowded at 81 and sl.50. It will
now be In order TO prepare . grand re.
osption to J ,hn l.. whom he returns be
cause "its Eogiisb, you know"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

NYOtlDE-IN OOMPLiAnOE WITH
" the prOvisious and requirements oi
An Act OF tho General Assembly o. the
state OIL iellware, passed ~ 10, yer. March
II. lsSs, Cutillid AN A.t Concerninx fft
vGto tofpo'ations," notice Is hefeoy alVel
that certificate Incorporating n society &C
be knoNn "a "Harmopy Csttlc, No o
Kni.htl ofths Golden tsgie, reS Oastle
Dels-s;e." wnI. on WsdLesday, November
10, ltsi nj % O'Clock q m, De presented =
th- Hon / q. Cru b. 81 ChanDers. IN " IL
ming ton, 'or h's spprevsl
FRANK II. PINKERfUN,
JAMES n. RAECE,
n..l1t fhANk PArrDc.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
WANAMAKnRy

WANAMAKnRy
with prices just as inter-
|esting. |
And the Napkins that fit.
Southwest OF centre.
One OF the least things
among Women's Muslin and
Cambria Underwear is a
Lawn Apron for a5c. "A
| Igenerous, deep Apron, with
|broad hem, three rows OF
tucks, and long,wide strings.
Count the making nothing
and buy the Lawn for a
quarter if you can!
You can hang the story
Iof the Underwear Store on
that Apron peg. Not every
l,ime the making for nothing;
but always 60 near to it that
'lyou won't feel like clutter
ling up a room to do the
work at home. 1t can only
be done in huge workshops
where every minute and
Thread is economical.
Muslin Underwear better
than ever before and cheap
enough. B e a t ourselves
ievery year. We get the
best there is to be got for
the least it can be had for,
and that is the whole Of it
except the selling. We sell
as we buy.
! Skip a dozen counters
, and stop at Skirts; two sorts
out OF fifty, perhaps. Hand
knit and Woven Skirts; bes,
IGermantown wool, solid
! .Icolors, fancy borders; ST. s
to $3.50 for the woven; S
Ifor the hand-knit.
/, Another long skip: Cor
sets. Every best shape aDt
make.
Il So OF bustles, 25c to ST.
!. SO.
q So of anything.
Chestnut street side, east OF Main Aisle
Ii you want all the LamI
knowledge that can be 90
I lshort of experience on
Lamp Store is the best plac'
we know of to get it. Mor'
land more Lamps are all th'
eltime wanted, and more ant
v,moye Lamps are all th'
i time coming out. But no
hi always better Lamps. 1t ha
vi been many q day since
81 better Lamp has show
Itself. We rather think tha
1.-THE best that any Of US Wi
Isee is here now.
,el The makers try-to be
Of better and just-falling-shol
Iel now and then puts it in OIL
k way to give you extra goo
r Lamps at common Lam
1slprices. 1t happens just tt
,elsame with LOIS of things b
rpl side Lamps. You may N
,wl think the Bartholdi Lam
pyl (Sa IS with plain white shad
ne is enough short Of best
alcount; or the Sun Lamp G
with plain shade). Rou'
IS: wicks, centre draft, mello
,ol steady light--both: 6o-ca
I'D die power, they say. o
,etllast- before Suns were S.. {
Hollings and Rocheste
,helup to 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
DRESSG0ODS
Black Cashmere,
Black Henriettas.

Fancy Black Goods from
the owest to the finest
grads.
We offer this day q spec :
ial drive in 54 inch Striped
Dress Goods at only 62i
cents a yard, reduced from
|S74 cents.
len pieces OF all WOO
Tricot Cloths, only 37a
cents a yard.
Five pieces Of all-woo'
Dress Cloths, only 25 cents
a yard. .
Rhadames Silk in Blacl
and eolorS, only 81 a yard
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

TITO ~ NkRs or BUILDING LoTs IN FoRrY-
II fIEEs AND VICINITY:
Psris. os Mug sites suitable FOR PHOisc
Sepool In the Forty.Acre. a3d cintty ara
irstted 10 q. nd the location and description
OF tneir lots, together with tho price per foo'
front, - the secretary Of the Bard OF Eou-
eaton IN or be fore november IL. 1887. St
o'olJck y. IN Rome but property with
clear t'pe will bs csnsidored.
isf.hj. Y. BA&rKAM. Secretary.
o2e,nL3b.s u.l2
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Tho train leaving Deeom osr viii &c
III rcgah sithout CIR ange TO tho new and ele
ysni Il otsl del Monte, at Monterey, and tc
San Eraneisco, via Council Bluns, pmaha,
Denver, Ogden. Sat Lake City and sacrs
mento. -,
Tho train lesyinT December Will 90
through without change TO Tho Raymond
at ast Pasad ena, and at Los Angeles, VIA
chicago, Kansas City. Las NeRsf; HOT
springs. santa Pc, All uque<que, barstoW
and San Bernrdtno.
Paasn zers by either rou,s VII be entitled
to visit other sections of Oahfornia, snd
parsons eeiring TO proceed at enee TO otnsI
| points than arc named, oen 30 py eitasi
TRAIN.
| In our excur lions this season, YES iDuioo
Trsins and Dintnx Cars and run AorosJ tht
Cop tinent for the drst time. Special train
| with special facilities for si9ht-seetng. q
choice Of thtao routes In the out tsAfd TOUR
ney and I'VE You;eB returning. Nine,eet
kstui ming Parties, ana the rfekets good ot
| All Trains up 20 July l. lSsa lndependen
Ii,kets covering all expenses poth wa,
and allowing entire frsedom In OAiiiornis
and retaining. Hotel coupons tupplied 10
long or short fctsurns at all the LfAdio,
pscifc Coast besorts, including the nay
mond, EAst Pasadena, Tho Arlington. y
san "a BArbara, the New Hotel dol Monts
and me Palace Hotel, san trsnoisoo.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS,
A WlNlER
CALIFORNIA

Tho seSoad and third parties Of the soasor
wf,l issyo Philadeiphia N onday, Dtctmpel
8, and Thursday, Docemoer ..
Tho tourney Across the Continent VIII d
made In a rev ana Masnire.nt Train o
yestibu led Pullman Palace CAfs. with Puil
mao Palace Dinin g.Oars attached.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Misses NeWmarkets,
|ChiIdren's and Infants
Coats.

An immense bargain in
some odd stock where sizes
are badly broken and which
we cannot replace.
Manufacturing all o u I
own goods under our own
supervision we can sell
goods at retail at manutac
surer's prices.
New and elegant assoit.
'ment OF
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
fUBLlo sALe-
TRUSTEES SALE
or
REAL ESTAu,

REAL ESTATE.
~ ~ o. .ns sts,e Of bel.wir,' ~ ~ ne cs,.
nspsemMr, A D.. on, i" .ar hn
,als a, n,,.n, e,ghiy -vsea, .liI ,ini
sArukDAY. rnK nrnp,r,,,,
Al i:F.
o'ctrcGpu
eu the County Cour IL
uret snoVe Tenth, th- folI' % Nir
m m eststr, late of Kosanr, N.',,S ltsenl
sunsie IN the city Of W ,r,n',, lsotl
viii ' ana de7whe1 a, ',iss -,
No. l. Beginning at, n,..
aide Of Jefferson sir,,t ~ ne s.,.
ihth streets, at th, li.,,r,. ~ N;hh
~ inehee, NOR or ic ION, :, ea
sue OF Mn h etrr,l. h.n' ' 'Setl
pshltti with Ninth .tiue. ,n f,,, "T,,.'-ii
cry SIDE OF Windsor >t,,-. 49, ha
along said side oi wio5,,f ~. ~alAl
thtncf tfhttiy paraiIri " "a ~,
rect " TIE aioirAaid 80 pt IsS,. Iu Ais.
sna thence ttrtew IA .,r.r n, y, W ,R
oI beEif hiEs. bs
M "nat may hayip,
iuc s"o-stoty ttsme isdlis,H
- "N' J'Ari trn -Iprt
Il 70. beginning a pu,it m N.
sue ot Jefferson street At M, -,
ieet Inches from it .,sti,.us
Nlnth street thence long suI
jefferson street sUuIb.,l, n N
o. less. Ia ilu. ~ N,
Michael Bradley throre ,f,,y M ni
northeriy direction W III. .si'.,,s u Y.
windsor street, brinla.l MAUI
| lance of 10 i.stt !Isbs. fg.., ii
SIDE Of Ni1th street .t.rar- s.s,,,
with Ninth street " leo: 20 ,b.. 80,
% Jefferson street, aad pissr N il. ID
the contents what they NAV
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Datss Of Other Oaiifornta Excursions -
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and 20; March Q snd IL =,
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

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madh - W. I. MORROW, Secretary, No
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